Contact problems

[juhde]

Honestly I've never had to do this do I'm not really sure. Try doing a search for the extension, gotta be many of them.

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[juhde]

Did some digging for you, it looks like both files go in /system/app

Oh and you need to reboot after copying the files over.

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[armopride07]

thanks a lot for your time I really appreciate it.

I found the same thing and both files are in there and after a reboot I still can't view contacts. im outa ideas

 

[juhde]

Ok, here's your problem. You can't just copy them, they need to be pushed to the phone via adb.

If you haven't used adb before start here http://www.droidforums.net/forum/hacking-help/30464-how-adb-why-i-love-adb-commands-3-a.html if you have used it, just push both files to /system/app

I'm 99% sure this will solve your problem.

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[armopride07]

wow that looks really complicated. i'll try it out. thanks =]

 

[juhde]

wow that looks really complicated. i'll try it out. thanks =]

It's dead easy.

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[armopride07]

im still having some major problems with it. whenever i open ADB it opens up a dialog box, a whole bunch of stuff runs, and it goes away. i'm so confused. i think ima just wait for the SBF

 

[juhde]

You don't "open" adb, you run it as part of a command line prompt.

Open command line in windows
Navigate to you sdk tools folder (where adb is located)
Type the following commands:
adb shell
su
sysrw
exit
exit
adb remount
adb push (where ever the file is located on your hard drive) /system/app
Do it again for the second file
adb sync
adb reboot

your phone should reboot, you're done.

Make sure you type the entire path.

Example:
adb push C:/dx2files/yahoo.apk /system/app


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[juhde]

I just edited above post.

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[armopride07]

by navigate you mean in a separate window to find out where the file is right?

 

[juhde]

No I mean go to that folder in the prompt.

Example:
my command line looks something line this

C:/windows/user/juhde

I would type:

cd C:/sdk/tools

Now I'm where adb is located.

This was all in the post I linked you to.


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[armopride07]

o yea thats right. aright i'll try it out and report back.

thanks for all your help by the way.

 

[juhde]

o yea thats right. aright i'll try it out and report back.

thanks for all your help by the way.

You're welcome. I had to figure out adb myself, remember google is your friend.

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